Please let us put 1 bullet directly into the chamber

[lotuspulse]

pull back slide, press slide lock, insert bullet, release slide lock or pull slide again

[Ahroovi]

Originally posted by CrunkCow:

In real life this could potentially wear out the extractor if done repeatedly since it gets forced over the rim of the casing, but this is a video game and no one cares about extractors.

Again, more people spouting bs on this game(and irl things) You realize the extractor has to go over the rim of the casing when it's chambered anyway right? Loading a round manually into my AR15's chamber then closing the bolt on it puts the same wear on it as loading a magazine into the gun and closing the bolt, which would strip a round off the magazine and chamber it.
No difference.

[JaggedJosh]

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EditEdit- the droppingthe round in and disengaging the slide stop to chamber the round would only work if you had the empty mag in, lest you want the roudn to fall out the magwell onto the floor. =D [/quote]

That's why you point the barrel down, put the bullet in, release the slide, put on the safety, put in mag, then holster.

[woskis9161]

You DENSE ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥!

[ItsAll19]

I don't see any point in doing that - it's very inefficient and as far as realism..? semi-auto handguns simply are not loaded that way - yeah, I guess you COULD do that with a real gun, but why - I can think of no reason or situation that would make me think to jam a bullet in the chamber, unless you just don't have a clip.

even if you did want one bullet in the gun it seems far more efficient to simply chamber a round and eject the clip - just no practical reason to do so..?
(other than to top off the clip and re-insert it)

[lotuspulse]

Originally posted by ItsAll19:

I don't see any point in doing that - it's very inefficient and as far as realism..? semi-auto handguns simply are not loaded that way - yeah, I guess you COULD do that with a real gun, but why - I can think of no reason or situation that would make me think to jam a bullet in the chamber, unless you just don't have a clip.

even if you did want one bullet in the gun it seems far more efficient to simply chamber a round and eject the clip - just no practical reason to do so..?
(other than to top off the clip and re-insert it)

The US military uses a variation of the Beretta M92FS called the M9 with the main difference being it has a section cut out for the sole purpose of soldiers being able to load from the top in the event the magazine is lost or damaged.

[Ahroovi]

Originally posted by lotuspulse:

Originally posted by ItsAll19:

I don't see any point in doing that - it's very inefficient and as far as realism..? semi-auto handguns simply are not loaded that way - yeah, I guess you COULD do that with a real gun, but why - I can think of no reason or situation that would make me think to jam a bullet in the chamber, unless you just don't have a clip.

even if you did want one bullet in the gun it seems far more efficient to simply chamber a round and eject the clip - just no practical reason to do so..?
(other than to top off the clip and re-insert it)

The US military uses a variation of the Beretta M92FS called the M9 with the main difference being it has a section cut out for the sole purpose of soldiers being able to load from the top in the event the magazine is lost or damaged.

The M9 and the M92FS don't have that many differences, the cut out on the top is in all the M9/92 models, it's simply a design choice to lighten the gun and because of the type of locking mechanism it uses which doesn't require the barrel to tilt. Pretty much every handgun out there can load from the top, not just Berettas.

[Dr. Death]

Came by to say that receiver 2 added this to the game.

[Ahroovi]

Good job necroing an 8 year old thread.

[Dr. Death]

Originally posted by Ahroovi:

Good job necroing an 8 year old thread.

Thank you!

[Sordid]

I'm sorry to keep bumping this but I'm consumed by morbid curiosity. How the hell did you even dig up this old fossil of a thread? Like, did you remember it from eight years ago and go digging through the forums to find it? Or were you reading ancient discussions for some unfathomable reason and happened upon it? Or what? I must know!

[Dr. Death]

Originally posted by Sordid:

I'm sorry to keep bumping this but I'm consumed by morbid curiosity. How the hell did you even dig up this old fossil of a thread? Like, did you remember it from eight years ago and go digging through the forums to find it? Or were you reading ancient discussions for some unfathomable reason and happened upon it? Or what? I must know!

I was looking up searching how to put one in the chamber directly in the hi-point and found this on google.